> I saw a society that actually works for who lives here – not homeless everywhere, not isolation in cars, not blatant stagnation. > I know I know, that’s a so

> I saw a society that actually works for who lives here – not homeless everywhere, not isolation in cars, not blatant stagnation. > I know I know, that’s a socialist platitude or something, society that works. What they say right before they argue for a dumbass tax on billionaires or banning plastic straws. Don’t worry I still think most socialists are degrowth morons. > "it is the Government's housing policy to provide public rental housing (PRH) to low-income families who cannot afford private rental accommodation" > https://www.gov.hk/en/residents/housing/publichousing/index.html https://www.gov.hk/en/residents/housing/publichousing/index.... American goes abroad, sees socialist policies working well, then advocates to get rid of socialist policies in America. From his other post: > The government should never ever hand out money to anyone. Not poor people, not old people, and not corporations. This creates a society of beggars and lobbyists. You get what you incentivize [1]. What should I expect though? The author couldn't even fix minor bugs in Twitter, and coding is much closer to his specialty than solving social problems. [1] https://geohot.github.io/blog/jekyll/update/2026/04/18/five-simple-steps.html https://geohot.github.io/blog/jekyll/update/2026/04/18/five-...